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One of the most common parasite problems in cats, dogs and rabbits is fleas. – Of the over 2000 flea specis, only two cause significant problems in our domestic pets, namely the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis) and the dog flea … Read More →

Christmas Eve – open until 2pm Christmas Day – closed Boxing Day – closed New Years Eve – open until 2pm New Years Day – closed In cases of accidents or emergencies during these days, please call 020 8940 1090. … Read More →

We are offering 25% off all Hills Metabolic food this month, so if your dog or cat is overweight take advantage of this offer to help them lose a few pounds! The range even has low calorie treats so you … Read More →

It’s that time of year again when we start to think about Halloween, Bonfire night, Diwali and Christmas. These celebrations bring fun and excitement for us but festive hazards to our pets. For those of you that have pets and … Read More →

Our pets are now having far more complex surgeries than was previously possible and living much longer due to advances in veterinary surgery, medicine and nutrition. As a result, the benefits of veterinary physiotherapy are becoming much better recognised in … Read More →

The tick-borne bacterial infection LYME DISEASE is on the increase in the UK, and a vaccine is now available to protect your dog against it. A primary course of 2 injections 3 weeks apart, and then one yearly injection, will … Read More →

Surgical Operations at Richmond Vets: Behind the Scenes We realise that leaving your pet with us for the day to undergo a surgical procedure can be an extremely daunting prospect. Fully understanding the process that takes place throughout the day … Read More →

FREE URINE CHECK FOR SENIOR PETS* WHEN YOU BOOK AN APPOINTMENT FOR ‘SENIOR PET CLUB CLINIC’ *(DOGS OVER 8 YEARS OLD AND CATS OVER 10 YEARS OLD) A simple test of your pet’s urine can help to detect whether your … Read More →

We have seen several ferrets here at Richmond Vets in recent months. One of the common questions from owners regards neutering and spaying pet ferrets. Ferrets are unusual creatures in that females, or Jills, are ‘induced-ovulators’. This means that they require … Read More →

Bearded Dragon lizards (Pogona vitticeps) have become extremely popular pets in recent years, perhaps the most popular and suitable reptile pet for beginning reptile keepers. And for good reason as they are relatively hardy, easy to cater for (as far … Read More →